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Byasen have individual quality and European cup experience on their side, but they are no longer the team who were traditionally second in Norway and left a very good impression at European competitions. Now their starters count three junior players and the bench is filled almost exclusively with juniors who have great potential but were not in the forefront last year. They have a big responsibility this season, which did not go easily in the Norwegian league, on the contrary, they already lost against teams who are among the three 'worst' in the championship. On Thursday they lost the Cup quarterfinal against Halden, a team who don't have much of a score themselves in the championship, which was yet another blow to Byasen prior to this double bout in Danilovgrad. The home team are known to be one of the most talented generations in Montenegro, with the best right back in the world for this age category and four players on the A team. Their downside is naturally youth and lack of experience, but playing together throughout the year, both in the club and the cadette national team under the leadership of Maja Savić, is producing results. Apart from doing great at the cadette W, Danilovgrad won two regional league matches in this period, and beating Krim carries some wight. Krim are significantly weaker compared to past seasons, but still have some experienced players on their team, which shows significant progress by Danilovgrad in this season. The team have a winning mentality and the least we can expect in this duel is a battle throughout the 60 minutes of both this match and tomorrow's rematch at home, while we believe the handicap margin on offer is at least two or three goals above the realistic one.